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UK visa squeeze shutters Kenyan father’s dream
Audio By Vocalize A parking lot turned into a new international arrival unit at the JKIA.[File] Shock. Disbelief. Anger — and a plea for review.
Horn of Africa vital in regional power as Gulf nations compete over alliances
The Horn of Africa is becoming an increasingly important extension of Middle Eastern strategy as governments on opposite shores of the Red Sea deepen their
LOÏC GAPIN – The Visionary Political Economy of Osendé Afana (1930-1966)
I want to tell you about a book that made me deeply uncomfortable, not because it was difficult to read, but because it was easy.
Kenya’s golden age of strategic PR must be anchored in law
Audio By Vocalize For 55 years, the Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) has been at the heart of how our nation communicates. Since
World Bank Explains Delay in Approving Kenya’s Ksh77.5 Billion Emergency Loan
Welcome to the Money News Roundup. Today, we explain why the World Bank has delayed approving Kenya’s Ksh77.5 billion emergency loan request. We also cover
Russia in Africa: Examining Moscow’s Influence and Its Limits
Frances Z. Brown and Nate Reynolds Too often in the halls of Capitol Hill, and more broadly in Washington, Russia’s role in Africa is framed
Peace in Crisis: Conflict Management in the Horn of Africa
Not since the end of the Second World War have there been more armed conflicts than there are today. War, violence, displacement and hunger are
OPINION: How Kenya’s Green Energy Revolution Is Attracting Global Climate Capital
The Africa Forward Summit, which recently concluded in Nairobi, focused on the responsible utilization of the continent’s vast renewable energy resources as catalysts for industrialization,
Mbeere North folks discover ‘power’ is transient, as Kenya Power moves transformers
Lands CS Alice Wahome and Nyandarua woman rep Faith Gitau during the launch of the construction of Nyandarua University at Kapten, Ol Kalou.[James Munyeki, Standard
OPINION | The shadow scaffolding beneath South Africa’s construction industry
South Africa’s construction industry did not become dependent on vulnerable migrant labour by accident. It emerged through years of economic stagnation, weak enforcement and business